President Harding Pays Homage to Oregon Pioneers
Meacham Ore July 3 AP President Harding stops on western trip to honor Oregon Trail pioneers at eightieth anniversary exercises. He praises self reliance and a history of determined individuals who built the central west and the nation, urging government to sanction rather than do.
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Foch Sends Message Aligning With American Legion Principles
General Foch declares in Independence Day message to the American Legion that France and the Legion share core principles. He praises the Legion for staying faithful to its founding ideals and for defending right in the present war, calling for continued welfare of common nations.
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Freight equipment shows improvement says report
Washington July 3 AP The condition of freight cars and equipment shows improvement not seen since 1921 The statistic lists 200104 or 8.9 percent of the total in need of repair as of June 15 compared with prior figures and notes a rise in service status across the railroad associations.
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Fight promoter trims prices for title bouts in New York
New York July 3 AP report says promoter Tom O Rourke of Polo Grounds Athletic Club cut top seat prices for championship bouts to 10 dollars. He also says efforts are underway to negotiate with managers of featherweight champion Finkay Dundee and other top riders to agree on the title bouts.
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British Seek Information on Reparations
London July 3 AP ambassadors from Belgium and France met British Foreign Secretary Lord Curzon to discuss reparations and France's attitude. The talks followed a British démarche to Paris and Brussels as cabinet readiness to review France and Belgium positions.
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Modern scientific methods promise longer lives
Dr Claude A Barrett of Rochester at the American Institute of Ophthalmy convention said death before 75 from diabetes Brights disease cardiovascular ailments and perhaps cancer will be a crime. He predicted modern science will add about twenty years to the average lifespan in the next fifty years and urged physicians to teach balanced living to prevent degenerative diseases caused by modern American life.
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War story of liner's damage may be myth
Engineers who refurbished the Leviathan say wartime claims of German sabotage were false. The ship's 15,000 souvenir booklets recounting the supposed scuttling tale may be destroyed as the Shipping Board weighs how to respond.
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Chicago Policemen War on Gangsters
Chicago police Chief Morgan Collins orders four detective squads to patrol the city and arrest on sight all gangsters after daylight robberies and the fatal shooting of Policeman Edward Mashek. The effort follows a surge of crime and marks a citywide crackdown.
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Jim Jeffries to Referee Willard Angles Bout
New York July 3 AP reports former heavyweight referee Jim Jeffries will referee the scheduled July 18 bout between Jess Willard and LuisAngeles Acres announced by Tex Rickard.
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New Arrivals Strain Ellis Island As Quotas Fill
New York July 3 AP the seven nation immigration quotas filled and four thousand more aliens expected today. Ellis Island station is clogged, risking temporary shutdown if relief does not come from Washington. Four thousand European arrivals on ships include 2208 already processed. only one of these was permitted to land. Henry Curran commissioner of immigration expresses guarded optimism about the situation.
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Suspect Held in Philadelphia in Federal Reserve Money Case
Police arrest a suspect in Philadelphia on charges connected to a Denver Reserve money sale. The man, calling himself James Cunningham, was held on $3,600 bail as investigators verify his links to Beery and the federal case.
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Utah Weather Notice Skews Toward Fair Evening
The report indicates fair weather for the night with a lean toward calmer conditions. Forecast mentions light winds and mild temperatures ahead.
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Heavyweight Championship Fight Set for Shelby Wednesday
Shelby Mont July 3 AP The town prepares for Tom Gibbons versus Willam Harrison Dempsy in a big Wednesday bout at the new amphitheater, with ticket offices and officials in place. Gibbons trains hard shadow boxing and bag work as promoters estimate crowds from a thousand to twenty thousand. Final arbiter Referee James E Dougherty to be designated by local boxing commission and Richard T Burke will time the bout.
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President Harding Visit to Meacham Oregon Trail Anniversary
Colorful Meacham ceremony planned for the twentieth anniversary of the first wagon train in the Willamette valley. President Harding and party expected, with governors and pioneers, pageants, dances, speeches, pipe of peace, monument dedication, and a grand procession along the Old Oregon trail.
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Fight Returns Round by Round at the Tribune
The Pocatello Tribune announces a boxing event in Shelby with action starting at 3 p.m. on July F. The report notes a round by round format as fighters headline the program at The Join venue.
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Harding voyage to Alaska aboard Henderson
Bremerton Washington July 3 President and Mrs Harding prepare for a North Pacific trip to Alaska and back aboard the Henderson a transport with 19 officers 460 men including 30 navy band pieces A marine guard of 2 officers and 72 men will attend them Captain Allen Buchan an ex destroyer commander and Congressional Medal of Honor recipient commands the Henderson Lieut Commander S L Henderson serves as executive officer recently port captain at Balboa Canal Zone
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Pittman Says Silver Act Not Complied With
Senator Pittman of Nevada criticizes the 1918 silver act for lack of compliance and questions whether all silver sold to the government was domestically produced. He cites mining companies paying miners 95 cents per ounce while deducting metal losses to justify selling at $1 per ounce.
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Feud Between Rival Runners Sparks Fatal Ohio Shootout
In Sag in Lemont township two rival bands of minor runners clashed early today. One man died, another was wounded, with several others believed wounded. A man identified as Buck Jones, once of Lemont, was shot and his body found in a ditch as the battle ended.
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Comptroller Calls for National Bank Condition Report
Washington July 2 The comptroller of the currency issued a call for the condition of all national banks at the close of business on Saturday June 30.
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Promoters Fail to Raise Funds for Dempsey Wall Bout
Trustee J. E. Kane of Lewiston resigns then remains in place as promoter contends to salvage the Shelby bout amid a missed 100000 goal. Montana backers and newspaper men weigh options while Kearns and others debate a new plan to stage the fight.
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